Writing scripts are a mark of a civilization. Those who use it are actively saying they belong to that civilization or history. But under which context? One needs to ask oneself. Africa nations must own and adopt their scripts. Personally, I find the N'Ko as a best fit for many reasons. It's close geographically, recognizes tonality, and already digitalized.

If there are 10,500 religions today, the probability of choosing the right one is 0.0095%. It's foolish to die for something so unsure. What's more foolish, is to kill for its sake.

Revolutions are not led by pawns or masses. They simply lack the will to. Revolutions are only led by the displeased elites. The magnitude of those involve absolutely does not have to be significant, the lesser, the better.

The word "religion" is a misnomer for civilization. The wars fought for it are done for the sake of spreading cultures/influence rather than bringing man into oneness with the spiritual. For the sake of legitimacy, the concept of God is made central, and thus legitimizing these colonizations. The colonized is sometimes foolish and simply cannot see this. Yet, the colonized who is able to adopt this method and spread the religion further (as conquests) could gain a fair bit of this corrupt power that religion provides. As for those who embrace the divine part of a religion and not its power of grand delusion, they are damned fools.

There are many thoughts that come to my mind. Some could be wrong and some right. I really do not want to bore my friends and family with what I think and for that reason, I have created this space.